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Two new touch-screen devices make their debut in Las Vegas
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30th January 2026
Feature: HANNspree paper‑like panels to redefine sustainable displays
Martin Kent, Territory Manager at HANNspree, argues that paper‑like panels are set to shift the disp…
23rd December 2025
Ewigbyte: Glass-based storage and the future of cold data
For years, the storage industry has relied on familiar assumptions with falling prices, rising densi…
22nd December 2025
Several9s: Building database sovereignty in a fragmented cloud era
When Vinay Joosery cofounded Several9s in 2011, the cloud market was already tilting heavily toward …
19th December 2025
Plakar: The open‑source bet aiming to redefine data resilience
Backing up has always been seen as a necessary but unloved operational chore, but Plakar is position…
18th December 2025
9LivesData and the legacy of Hydra
When Cesary Dubnicki spoke to us recently, he did not begin with a product pitch. Instead, he told s…
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ITACS chairman: Customers are often actually leasing their notebooks
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Gifts at Christmas used to be the preserve of Santa and his elves, but now everybody is giving things away for free. Laptop computers were a popular ?free? item this Christmas ? provided, for example, consumers signed up for a mobile internet contract.
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Staff given chance to gain formal qualifications on the job
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Larger version of Amazon's e-reader now available for pre-order
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